Shirsendu Mondal MBA Summer Internship
Shirsendu Mondal MBA Summer Internship
Shirsendu Mondal MBA Summer Internship
Industry Mentor:
Mrs. Sonal Jain
H.R. Dept.
(HiTouch Technology.Ltd)
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ABOUT HITOUCH TECHNOLOGIES (P) LTD
The new venture of making a Travel and Tour website they have started with
scratch to begin with they wanted to understand the market of Indian
tourism and the effects of online trip services provide like train tickets, flight
tickets, etc. The first services of travel we’re ticketing. From there they have
opted for different styles and strategies. To give the user a tension-free trip
plan is to keep all the costs transparent to him which are affordable and
which he will like to pay too.
Objectives Learning: Understand and analyse the business
requirements.
Where are your potential customers coming from? What channel is driving the most valuable traffic for your
A Acquisition company? Examples: new leads, email subscribers, resource downloads, support and sales chats.
How will your potential customers try your product or service for the first time? How will you make them
A Activation realize the true value of your product or service? Examples: new trial signups, product sales, activation after
app download.
How many of your customers are you retaining? Why are you losing others? Examples: customer
R Retention acquisition rate and customer churn rate.
How can you increase revenue? What’s your monetization plan? Examples: customer acquisition cost and
R Revenue customer lifetime value.
How can you turn your customers into advocates? What’s your systematic process to generate referrals
R Referral consistently? Examples: Net Promoter Score, referrals, and social shares.
1. UX
4.Product-Market Fit
5.Underserved Needs
6.Target Customer
Target’s
Problem
Study
Research & Analysis
Research & Analysis
Research & Analysis
Research & Analysis
Online travel bookings expected to hit $817 billion by 2020.
700 million people will be booking their hotel rooms online by 2023.
70% of travellers research travel on their smartphone.
Online digital travel sales in 2019 are worth a massive $755 billion worldwide.
83% of US adults now prefer to book their travel online.
33% of consumers say they've used a virtual travel assistant to help organise and plan their next trip.
Google data shows that travel related searches including ‘tonight’ and ‘today’ have grown by more
than 519% in the past five years.
45% of UK travellers feel comfortable researching, planning and booking trips to new destinations using only
their mobile.
72% of mobile bookings happen within 48 hours of last-minute Google searches.
148.3 million travel bookings are completed online every year.
Online travel agencies offering customers ‘a one stop shop’ are expected to own 41% of the online digital
travel market by 2020.
Millennials prefer to book hotels via travel agencies but 52% browse the hotel’s website for more information.
82% of all travel bookings in 2018 were made online via a mobile app or website, without human interaction.
Build your strategy to manage a trip organizers team for Quality Control.
You have multiple locations up and running, a recognizable brand in various markets and a
competent team set up to keep things ticking along at a steady pace. But as executives,
there’s never a time to rest on your well-earned laurels. There’s always something whether
it’s smoothing over divots in operations, tinkering your marketing strategy, or brushing up on
new demands and trends in your industry to help both attract more customers to grow your
revenues and to improve your reputation.
Strategies:-
• Sharing your business knowledge and setting yourself apart
from the competition as a leader in the industry can help you
increase visibility to potential customers. This might take the
form of speaking about the state of travel marketing at a
conference or by crafting and sharing blog posts on LinkedIn.
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Weaknesses
• They have very late approval methods.
• Must conduct inter-team meetings to know the
exact flow and situation of the work.
Opportunities
• There was freedom of work style
• The creative work, solution, discussion were appreciated.
Threats
• There were multiple loopholes which were needed to be filled up but due to lack of
required information many work was stalled in between the progress
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